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Sim2 C3X

Sim2 C3X
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alaScore 91

27 reviews

Nov, 2024

alaTest has collected and analyzed 27 reviews of Sim2 C3X. The average rating for this product is 4.8/5, compared to an average rating of 4.2/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. People really like the size. The image quality also gets good feedback. Some have doubts about the reliability and noise.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the same category the Sim2 C3X is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 91/100 = Excellent quality.

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Expert review by : Tom Andry (audioholics.com)

SIM2's C3X LUMIS HOST - More Projector Than You Can Afford

 

SIM2 showed off a new addition to the Grand Cinema C3X Series. SIM2's C3X LUMIS HOST pairs a reference standard 3-chip DLP-based projector with a discrete outboard projector control electronics

Jan, 2009
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Expert review by : Anthony Arrigo (projectorreviews.com)

Sim2 Quick Look from CEDIA 2011

 

SIM2, it seems, has a lot more home theater projectors than I remember. They've been very busy launching whole new series of projectors. I expect I will be doing at least one SIM2 projector review this fall. Meantime, Here's a look at the SIM2...

By my take one advantage SIM2 may offer over the competition, are its 3D entry points. They start at under $20,000 for a single chip DLP projector and under $40,000 for a 3 chip. That's still well below the 3D entry point for, say, Runco

Sep, 2011
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Expert review by : Andrew Robinson (hometheaterreview.com)

SIM2 MICO 50 LED DLP Front Projector Reviewed

 

Clad in an Aluminum chassis SIM2's MICO 50 is their first foray into the LED based projector market. At more than double the price of the competition the MICO 50 is one good looking projector but it's performance isn't twice that of the competition. ...

At $22,000 retail the MICO 50 from SIM2 wades into the LED DLP battle being the most expensive of the four current LED projectors on the market today. However, the MICO 50's build quality and internal structure is far superior to the plastic-fantastic...

Aug, 2010
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Expert review by : Scott Wilkinson (avguide.com)

SIM2 C3X DLP Front Projector

 

DLP technology is capable of producing a beautiful picture, but some folks can't abide a single-chip display because of the so-called “rainbow” artifacts created by the spinning color wheel. (The color wheel consists of red, green, and blue filters...

As you would expect, I saw no rainbows in the C3X’s picture; with three imaging chips, there is no color wheel to produce these annoying artifacts. And in many ways, the picture was excellent, with accurate grayscale and great shadow detail (once you...

Aug, 2008
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Expert review by : Art Feierman (projectorreviews.com)

SIM2 C3X Projector Review - Overview

 

The best news for some, is that for those with well controlled rooms - light wise, and more limited budgets, the C3X Lite, will save you a whopping $4000, and should produce an equally impressive image.

Rich, dynamic colors

The manual - And I thought manuals from Taiwanese projector companies were weak. This needs major work. For example it doesn't even tell you how to replace the lamp. Doesn't go into enough depth on many things, some typos, and even a graph labeled in...

Sep, 2006
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Sim2 C3X

 

The triple-chip DLP projector breaks the $20K price barrier - and its a valiant attempt to bring the price down. If you rejoice in seeing no rainbows, this is the projector for you. But the chromatic aberration at the sides and top of the image should...

Sep, 2006
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Expert review by : Anthony Arrigo (projectorreviews.com)

Sim2 C3X

 

going back to my BenQ 8720 - a projector that is roughly 1/3 the price - is really going to be tough. But, enough about me

Rich, dynamic colors ; Excellent contrast ; Extremely bright projector can handle almost any room and screen ; Blacks that are as close to true black as I've seen; neutral, not inky blue, or tan leaning or reddish ; Lens shift (although more range...

The manual - And I thought manuals from Taiwanese projector companies were weak. This needs major work. For example it doesn't even tell you how to replace the lamp. Doesn't go into enough depth on many things, some typos, and even a graph labeled in...

The best news for some, is that for those with well controlled rooms - light wise, and more limited budgets, the C3X Lite, will save you a whopping $4000, and should produce an equally impressive image

Mar, 2006
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Expert review by : Kevin Miller (avrev.com)

Sim2 C3X DLP Video Projector

 

Introduction Price erosion in the home theater business is even reaching the upper echelons of ultra-high-end video. Thanks to Infocus dropping the price of their 777 three-chip DLP projector from $30,000 list, at that time the least expensive...

Jan, 2001
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Expert review by : Mike Wood (soundandvision.com)

SIM2 SVD 800 HD CRT Front Projector

 

Sèleco shows us that you can get excellent color fidelity and great resolution at a budget price. If you don't want a front projector, you should. Projectors rock! A big-screen image is the only way to get that cinematic feel with home movies...

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Expert review by : John Archer (trustedreviews.com)

SIM2 Grand Cinema MICO 50 LED DLP Projector

 

The MICO 50 might be the company's first foray into LED waters, but SIM2 has absolutely nailed it.

The MICO 50 might be Sim2’s first foray into LED waters, but the Italian brand has absolutely nailed it. With its amazing build quality, excellent custom install flexibility, extreme colour management and almost other-worldly picture quality, it's an...

Feb, 2010
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